• @[email protected]
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    Why not. I have double masters from one of the world top 200 universities. My own graduate program is 6th best in the world.

    • @Boldizzle
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      11 year ago

      Jimmy has left the chat 😂

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          You are probably just a butt hurt double master, too! Laugh out loud. Maybe even a PhD! Rolling on the floor, laughing. Truth hurts, eggheads – but you wouldn’t know anything about that! Shaking my head.

          • @WeirdGoesPro
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            Egghead is such an odd insult. Is the implication that their head is large due to excess intelligence, and somehow that is a negative? And by pointing it out as a negative, there is the implication that you don’t think you reflect that quality, so you’re inadvertently saying “I don’t like you brainiac, because you’re not a fool like me.”

            I guess it’s pretty hard to insult people for traits that have been almost universally considered positive for the majority of human history.

      • mintyfrog
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        Without sharing too many personal details for privacy reasons, I likely have slightly less higher education than @[email protected]. Based on the info provided alone we aren’t far off, but it might be valuable to also look at non-academic experience, what field, or how we compare to others in our field or region. I’m not comfortable sharing these details, so I’m fine with conceding that I have slightly less higher education.

        Edit: I’ll also add that I don’t support namecalling.

        Edit2: I want to carify that the topic is poorly educated, and in my opinion the belief that you know more about other people’s self interest than they do can come from a place of being poorly educated about those people.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          Edit: I’ll also add that I don’t support namecalling.

          To be fair, while you didn’t use the word, you did call him uneducated.

          • mintyfrog
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            IMO being called poorly educated doesn’t necessarily need to be taken as an insult

            • @[email protected]
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              While this is a true statement, it is also misleading. It does not speak to whether you intended it as an insult or not. Your three terse words presented without punctuation or even capital letters would be interpreted by most people as dismissive and insulting. No effort was taken to be careful of the recipient’s feelings, and it is easily anticipated by a highly educated person that it might be taken as an insult, so I can say with a high level of confidence that at the very least, you did not care if he took it as an insult or not, regardless of your actual intentions. In fact, it’s my personal opinion you wanted it to be received insultingly.

        • @[email protected]
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          it might be valuable to also look at non-academic experience

          That’s what I am saying! Guy probably doesn’t have half your street smarts.

          • mintyfrog
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            21 year ago

            Like I said, we can’t tell from the info here alone, so I wouldn’t draw this conclusion.

      • @RaoulDook
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        11 year ago

        Canal smarts bitch! I’m from Venice